The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-10-28
WEST AND SAuTH.

In the Sixth district of Louisiana the Re
publicans on the 2O5h nominated Judge
John Yoist for Congressman
COLONEL Fl. A. MONTGOMERY, president of
the Memphis Jocky Club, after witnessing
the second race on the Goth fell dead in the
clubhouse
THE yield of wheat in Michigan would, it
was estimated on the goth, reach %, SIS
1913 bushels Potatoes were about one
third of crop, and winter apples one-half
an average crop
AT Marinette, Wis, an incendiary fire on
the goth destroyed forty buildings in the
business portion of the city, entailing a loss
of $350,000
On the Chesapeake & Ohio road three
coaches Of fast express were thrown from
the track at st. Adams, W. Va, ON the Goth
The cars were filled with passengers, TWEEN
ty-six of whom were injured four probably
fatally
The Fulton iron-works and the California
car=works at San Francisco were destroyed
by fire on the Goth, causing losses of $780,
600 and $50, 900 respectively
THE tenth game of baseball of the cham
pionship series played on the morning of
the 21st at Washington, resulted: St Louis.
IL; Detroit, H. The deciding game was
played at Baltimore in the afternoon, the
Detroits winning the worlds championship
by a score of Is to 3, In the eleven games
played Detroit secured So runs and the st.
Louis Browns So
NEAR Fond du Lac, Wis, ten valuable
horses were burned to death on the Dist in
q fire
A DESPERATE encounter between Bud
Trainers gang of outlaws and vigilance
committee led by Robert Henderson, ON
the north fork of the Arkansas river In
dian Territory, was reported on the Dist
Eight of the vigilantes were killed and a
like number were seriously wounded. The
outlaws lost fifteen men.
ATTallulah, La, Andrew Fleming (colored)
was hanged on the 21st for the murder of
Demp Benyon.
THE death of Hon. Nate Fredericks, of
Findlay, o., and two of his children occurred
on the 21st from the effects of paris green
taken with cabbage. Mrs. Fredericks and
two other children were dying
AN appeal for aid was sent out by the
mayor of Tampa, Fla, on the Dist in be-
half of the sufferers from yellow fever in
that city
AFTER four months session the Georgia
Legislature adjourned on the Dist Of all
the public measures discussed none were
finally adopted
TIE Alpha Oil Company, the young rival
of the Standard Oil monopoly, assigned at
Detroit on the 21st Its capital was
So, 100000
snow fell ON the Dist, and at Hale's Corners
and Muskegon, in Wisconsin.
THE Democratic State convention. of
will ba bald or pof0,, po,,o~o To-.
uary TO-
The report of Governor Church, of Dako-
Ia, issued on the Dist, shows that during the
last six years over fifty million acres
of land in the Territory have been entered
The population is estimated at SOS. AIT,
the increase during the last year being
$1,000
DANIEL PINE, of Paw Paw, ILL.,, died on the
21st at the remarkably old age of 1O1
years
IT was stated on the ODD that the sensa
tional reports recently published of cruel
evictions by British land owners in Iowa
were untrue
AMER GREEN, accused of the abduction
and murder of Luella Mabbitt, was taken
from the jail by mob at Delphi, Ind, on the
22d and hung Just before his death he
protested his innocence and declared that
the girl was still alive
The statue of Abraham Lincoln, at Lin
coin Park, Chicago, was unvailed by a
grandson of President Lincoln on the
ia, large crowd being present to view
the ceremony
A FIRE which broke out in the wholesale
boot and shoe establishment of Woolman,
Todd Co, at St Louis on the I'D con-
sumed several large business houses. caus-
ing loss of $500, 600
Hon. ELIHU B. WAsHBURNE expired on the
afternoon of the 22d, of congestion of the
heart, at the residence of his son in Chicago
aged seventy-one years. He was a member
of Congress from 1852 until 1869, and was
Secretary of State in President Grants Cab
met for short time, and afterward Minis
ter to France for nine years.
In portions of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota heavy snow-storms occurred
on the 23d.
THE faction in the Knights of Labor an
tagonistic to Mr.. Powderly issued circulars
on the 23d from Chicago to all the members
OF the organization which charges usurpa-
tlon of power and violation of the laws of
the order by those high in authority, whose
aim is said to be chiefly to benefit them
selves